There is a Difference Between Chaos and Randomness Fact
There is a difference between chaos and randomness, and it can be proved with mathematics. Chaos is deterministic, while true randomness is non-deterministic.
Mathematics and Logic
Mathematics (Math) is the study of physical properties and measurable change, logic is a philosophy that uses mathematics-based reasoning. Logic can also apply non-mathematics-based reasoning (see section on logic in philosophy for all non-mathematics based logic).
There are No Straight Lines or Perfect Circles Fact
Straight lines and perfect circles don’t exist in reality, they are mathematical abstractions.
The Term “Computer” Used to Refer to Humans Fact
The term “computer” used to refer to humans who did computations (“computer” used to be a job description, not a machine).
Deductive Logic by St. George William Joseph Stock Explained
We explain Deductive Logic by St. George William Joseph Stock, a book that explains how to use deductive logic and reason in simple terms.
There is a Limit to How Many Times You Can Fold a Piece Paper Myth
There is no limit to the amount of times one can fold a piece of paper in half if the paper is large enough. However, because the thickness of the paper grows exponentially, a lot of paper would be needed to make more than 8 folds.
Slots Account for More Revenue than all other Casino Games Combined Fact
According to 2016 data, slot machines account for more revenue than all other casino games combined, and penny slots account for more revenue than any other casino game.
Fibonacci Introduced the Modern Numeral System to Europe Fact
Leonardo Fibonacci introduced the modern decimal numeral system (the Hindu–Arabic numeral system) to Europe in 1202. Before this Roman numerals were used.
The More Instances Considered, The More Theoretical and Actual Results Converge Fact
The law of large numbers says, the more instances of a probable event that are considered, the more the theoretical and actual results converge.
Probability Theory Was Invented to Solve a Gambling Problem Fact
Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat invented probability theory in 1654 to solve a gambling problem related to expected outcomes.
Ramanujan Had no Formal Training Fact
Srinivasa Ramanujan had no formal mathematics training in his early years. He did his research in isolation, rediscovering old theorems and producing new ones.